Update docker.adoc: added hint & link to influxdb deployment
link to influxdb setup in backend deployment
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IMHO Every User which sets up OpenEMS should read and is advised to read the Getting Started, where one finds exactly this Information...
OpenEMS is a Powerful Tool and if one needs a Backend (mostly Commercial Users) one would definately know or read the Getting Started i guess. Or at least they should..
I added it to the Edge part of the getting started -- so the use case here is that you do not need a backend, but still want to save the data persistent in an InfluxDB. Thus the link towards the other part of the getting started guide (to not duplicate the contents).
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@da-Kai probably you can evaluate best if it's worth merging, otherwise feel free to just close it.